All-Time MLB Home Runs Leaders

Barry Bonds is the all-time MLB leader in home runs with 762, 7 clear of Hank Aaron (755). He did it in 22 seasons, from 1986 to 2007. The top ten runs from 762 down to 586.

All-time MLB leader Barry Bonds 1986–2007 · 22 seasons

762 Home Runs 7 clear of Hank Aaron

Showing Home Runs and the stats that give it context Full stat line

#	Player	Seasons	HR	G	AB	RBI	SLG
1	Barry Bonds	1986–2007 (22)	762	2,986	9,847	1,996	.607
2	Hank Aaron	1954–1976 (23)	755	3,298	12,364	2,297	.555
3	Babe Ruth	1914–1935 (22)	714	2,503	8,398	2,217	.690
4	Albert Pujols	2001–2022 (22)	703	3,080	11,421	2,218	.544
5	Alex Rodriguez	1994–2016 (22)	696	2,784	10,566	2,086	.550
6	Willie Mays	1948–1973 (23)	660	3,005	10,924	1,909	.557
7	Ken Griffey	1989–2010 (22)	630	2,671	9,801	1,836	.538
8	Jim Thome	1991–2012 (22)	612	2,543	8,422	1,699	.554
9	Sammy Sosa	1989–2007 (18)	609	2,354	8,813	1,667	.534
10	Frank Robinson	1956–1976 (21)	586	2,808	10,006	1,812	.537
11	Mark McGwire	1986–2001 (16)	583	1,874	6,187	1,414	.588
12	Harmon Killebrew	1954–1975 (22)	573	2,435	8,147	1,584	.509
13	Rafael Palmeiro	1986–2005 (20)	569	2,831	10,472	1,835	.515
14	Reggie Jackson	1967–1987 (21)	563	2,820	9,864	1,702	.490
15	Manny Ramirez	1993–2011 (19)	555	2,302	8,244	1,831	.585
16	Mike Schmidt	1972–1989 (18)	548	2,404	8,352	1,595	.527
17	David Ortiz	1997–2016 (20)	541	2,408	8,640	1,768	.552
18	Mickey Mantle	1951–1968 (18)	536	2,401	8,102	1,509	.557
19	Jimmie Foxx	1925–1945 (20)	534	2,317	8,134	1,922	.609
20	Willie McCovey	1959–1980 (22)	521	2,588	8,197	1,555	.515
21	Frank Thomas	1990–2008 (19)	521	2,322	8,199	1,704	.555
22	Ted Williams	1939–1960 (19)	521	2,292	7,706	1,839	.634
23	Ernie Banks	1953–1971 (19)	512	2,528	9,421	1,636	.500
24	Eddie Mathews	1952–1968 (17)	512	2,391	8,537	1,453	.509
25	Miguel Cabrera	2003–2023 (21)	511	2,797	10,356	1,881	.518
26	Mel Ott	1926–1947 (22)	511	2,730	9,456	1,860	.533
27	Gary Sheffield	1988–2009 (22)	509	2,576	9,217	1,676	.514
28	Eddie Murray	1977–1997 (21)	504	3,026	11,336	1,917	.476
29	Fred McGriff	1986–2004 (19)	493	2,460	8,757	1,550	.509
30	Lou Gehrig	1923–1939 (17)	493	2,164	8,001	1,995	.632
31	Adrian Beltre	1998–2018 (21)	477	2,933	11,068	1,707	.480
32	Stan Musial	1941–1963 (22)	475	3,026	10,972	1,951	.559
33	Willie Stargell	1962–1982 (21)	475	2,360	7,927	1,540	.529
34	Carlos Delgado	1993–2009 (17)	473	2,035	7,283	1,512	.546
35	Chipper Jones	1993–2012 (19)	468	2,499	8,984	1,623	.529
36	Dave Winfield	1973–1995 (22)	465	2,973	11,003	1,833	.475
37	Nelson Cruz	2005–2023 (19)	464	2,055	7,501	1,325	.513
38	Adam Dunn	2001–2014 (14)	462	2,001	6,883	1,168	.490
39	Jose Canseco	1985–2001 (17)	462	1,887	7,057	1,407	.515
40	Giancarlo Stanton	2010–2026 (17)	456	1,750	6,364	1,183	.527
41	Carl Yastrzemski	1961–1983 (23)	452	3,308	11,988	1,844	.462
42	Jeff Bagwell	1991–2005 (15)	449	2,150	7,797	1,529	.540
43	Vladimir Guerrero	1996–2011 (16)	449	2,147	8,155	1,496	.553
44	Dave Kingman	1971–1986 (16)	442	1,941	6,677	1,210	.478
45	Jason Giambi	1995–2014 (20)	440	2,260	7,267	1,441	.516
46	Paul Konerko	1997–2014 (18)	439	2,349	8,393	1,412	.486
47	Andre Dawson	1976–1996 (21)	438	2,627	9,927	1,591	.482
48	Carlos Beltran	1998–2017 (20)	435	2,586	9,768	1,587	.486
49	Andruw Jones	1996–2012 (17)	434	2,196	7,599	1,289	.486
50	Juan Gonzalez	1989–2005 (17)	434	1,689	6,556	1,404	.561

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